Four Color #431
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cleaning the house," Woody’s life takes a wild turn when his rich Uncle Woodrow’s mysterious "Pride and Joy" arrives—only it’s not a person, but a mischievous bear that escapes a medicine show van and ends up at Woody’s doorstep. With the bear wreaking havoc in the house, Woody tries to play host, unaware of the chaos his good intentions are about to unleash. Dick Hall’s art, inked by Suzanne Seaborne, brings the slapstick antics to life, while Dan Gormley’s cover captures the absurdity of the moment perfectly.
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Woody's rich Uncle Woodrow sends a letter saying his "Pride and Joy" is coming to live with Woody for a while. Meanwhile a trained bear falls out of the back of a medicine show van near Woody's house. When the bear appears at Woody's door, Woody assumes that he is Uncle Woodrow's "Pride and Joy" and takes him in. The bear proceeds to wreck Woody's house before his owner comes to claim him.
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